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“The smartphone is like a pencil – not one person (nor government) knows how to make one,” says Dr. Jay…

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Are you looking to lead a more meaningful, spiritually significant life? Hugh Whelchel uncovers the Biblical solution to this question…

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If we really want to find true significance, both spiritually and personally, we’ve got to find it in our work…God…

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At the Institute for Faith, Work & Economics, we are committed to be advocates for the poor. However, there are competing views about how best to deal with poverty. Tim Keller provides some foundational Biblical principles for addressing this issue.

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Download the full PDF. Income Inequality from an Biblical Perspective Income inequality, as described above, is a fact of economic…

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Download the full PDF. Income Inequality from an Economic Perspective Income inequality is a measurement of the distribution of wealth…

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Again, it will be like a man going on a journey, who called his servants and entrusted his wealth to…

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The Bible speaks at length about our uniqueness. We are created in God’s image and are matchless, just like a…

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In her research, Dr. Anne Rathbone Bradley examines income inequality from both an economic and Biblical perspective and provides guidance to Christians on how to respond, particularly through our vocation.

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Hugh Whelchel, executive director of IFWE, writes on The Gospel Coalition website: Any special plans for your 28th birthday? Facebook…